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Lings Cars
https://www.lingscars.com/
To many colours bad navigation busy layout
It has fake ads, karaoke, a car quiz, a game you can play online, and who knows what else. The purpose of the site is to lease a car, but I didn’t look at a single car. I couldn’t see them. Though if you do feel like it, Ling has his own Trust Pirate so you know you’re getting a good deal. Of course the purpose of all of that craziness is just to get your attention. The problem is the craziness gets in the way of the site itself. All of those distractions harm the usability of the site.

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Suzanne Collins Books
Very bad design
No Navigation,  no layout, no colour scheme

Clicking on the book cover does nothing. Missed opportunity right there. I clicked on Works and went to a similar screen with book covers, awards, and reviews, but no descriptions. I clicked on Mockingjay, but there was still no way to buy the book. I went back out and clicked on Gregor the Overlander: Book One. This took me to a page that did have a clickable book cover where I could buy the book. It also had a list of awards and reviews. There was a Word document that I could download called Children’s Choice Award Nominations. I completely understand why you would want the awards on your site, but why have it as a document for readers to download?

http://www.suzannecollinsbooks.com/

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Apple.com
In my opinion, this website may be the best website i have ever used, in which the site is easy to navigate, ease to locate the wanted data, nice colors ( gives the idea of technology and superiority). the images quality is nice and attractive. loads fast and do not lags.

https://www.apple.com/

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Airbnb
https://www.airbnb.co.uk/

The primary call to action, i.e. to search for rooms, is right in the centre of the homepage, and stands out boldly from the white background. It also has a number of suggestions beneath, so you can get inspiration for your next trip.